MacOS Mojave: Apple reveals dramatic new changes to Mac software at WWDC 2018

Apple has revealed sweeping changes to the Mac platform, amid accusations of ignoring it. Computers from the MacBook Air to the iMac will benefit from new software – named Mojave, after the Californian desert – that will vastly change the look of the computers and allow them to use new kinds of apps in innovative ways. The changes were announced at WWDC, Apple's developer conference during which it updates every one of its platforms. The Mac updates came alongside new versions of its mobile operating system, iOS, and the software that powers its Apple Watch and Apple TV. The I.F.O. is fuelled by eight electric engines, which is able to push the flying object to an estimated top speed of about 120mph.